[Phil Marlor]

Fair comment, but the lack of a moderately priced sample will stop a lot of curious people from trying the product.

True. I'd try the product but I don't want to pay £60 (Or £30 for a sample) only to find it doesn't work.

If free samples were available I'd try it and if it works I'd almost certainly buy it.

Its £20.00 for a sample, its hardly a gamble is it!

Phil

[Glynn]

I would Never pay for a sample, nor would any proper firm. similarly proper suppliers do not charge for samples.
I dont suppose you'd see the likes of Prochem or Hydramaster selling on e bay neither. or charging for samples.

[gwrightson]

Phill, correct £20 is hardly a gamble,
and I for one do not wish to get into any heated debates regarding certain products that work, might work, might not work , or work wonders for that matter.
Having said that, £20 for a sample plus delivery, and no doubt vat is £20 when all said and done, when infact the ideas behind samples are to get people to try, then they can make their own minds up

  I get samples all the time, through my letter box, in the streets, in markets all of them designed to tept you to purchase the said product they are "GIVING AWAY"  as a sample. A marketing ploy that obviously works wonders for the manufactures of these products., and as Steve has previuosly quoted free samples of nemesis are available,
I shall be ringing john for a SAMPLE of nemesis, and then form my own opinion be it good or bad!!!
Surly this is the way to go, c/leaners could have made their own minds up if this had been the case with m/power. I am convinced that the amount of backstabbing and bickering on the subject would have been minimised ,if this had been the case. after all i dare say a good profit is been made on these SAMPLES .
Can I also make myself clear, I am not knocking m/power or solutions, how can i knock a product i havnt tried?
 Geoff